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Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28

When Benjamin Disraeli was a young man he bet a pair of gloves with friend on the question whether wreath of primroses worn by a young lady were natural or altifcial. They proved to be natural, and be not only won the bet, but the young lady gave him one of the flowers, which he preserved carefully as a souvenir. That incident was the beginning of his love of primroses, and now the Primrose League, founded in memory of him, is one of the most potent fac tors ill English politics.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28

It has been long a mania of Baron Alphonse Rothschild to disguise him, self in the morning and at uightfall as a bIouse-wearjug artisan, and pay court to work-girls going or return ing from their work, in the hope of finding among them some pearl of rare price whom be could induce, be- fore ralning down gold on her, to love him for himself.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28

"A very appropriate wedding took place in Boston the other day" re- marked Staggersi "a Cincinnati man married a Boston girl" "What was there so appropriate about that?' asked Scroggs, "A union of pork and beans, you see. Life
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28
I ReaBtilaI aRd kastiBg Present.
NOTICE or FORFEITURE.

Notice Is hereby given to Andrew Stewart, his heirs ot assilsns, that I have expended one hundred dolbfrs in labor and improve. ments upon the Stonewall lode, sitnated in Globe Mining Districtl and more par. ticulariy described in Page 432, Book & 5f Mlnjng Records, Pinal County, Ariaona, in order to hold said premises under the pfoyi- siors of section 2S24, Reyised Statutes 5f tic United States, being the amount required tn hold the same 1cr the year 1886, and fl within ninety days alter this notice by publication you fail or refuse 70 contribute your propor. ti0u of aiuh expenditure A q co.owneF, yonr inteiest in said claim MiR become the proper V of tho subscriber under said section 2324.
 A. TRIPFTE.
 Gltbe, February (, 1887. feh5 g0d
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28

Acting upon the plain meaning of the recent verdict against prohibition in Michigan, tue Legislature of that State has passvj1a sensibIe and pzacti- cal high license law, which will mate- rially lessen the number of saloons, add large sum to the public reven- ues, and promote the general inter- ests of temperance.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28

Le RfFhan's Golden Tlaisat, sa Cures GhanereF, iira ard sost8 s,assC Sores clts the Legs and Bady; Sore El-s, Eges, Nose, etc, Copper-c lor.d Btu.Cher. syphilitic ciat2rfh, aiseased Scalp, aHl al primary losfns ef the disease katwn ss Syphiiis pElcc, ( 3 Qu per RaffIc. Le Rfchan'a GNTdcn Ealsnra No , cures- Ieltizrs, siecurisl l1,bi.iti5 Rhee. na;isgn, Paing 3n tic Ecpus, Tain n the Hszsd, back Uft the Neck, Uic6ratci Sore Throat syphlii5.e Rash, Lcmfs and con, traetsd Cords &ti3ticss ot thc I.inihE. an5l c-adicliU5 al ascasc from tis sygtoa, whether caused by ind.scret,cn or abuse cf Mercury, leaving the b,1ga pure End healthy, Price ' 5 co per ottle. Lc RfchHu's Golden Seunzsfa Ans l. dofe for tho cure 5f Gonorriigt, G!Gct Irritation Gravel and Dt IrinRrY er Gent ~ Heterogeneous. NPrit c Sa 59 per Bottle.
 La Tticharg'' GoIdess Spanish IB- 5eCtinn, f5r s9yete ra4e9 ot G9a5srheEs c igasmin ts 7 eieet StricAarssae. Hi-iee sl 59 lscr Bottle.
 Ls Isichnp's GaidoBl Ointment foftac efT tve heatu@ .,J,r, .il.t5 7a, nlll cFag;taHs. prfc0 Ef LUsp E Box I-c lsicha EI's G1t3e ItiAs A5erF3 un1 BtE tzeltnout; iass ot !,l. ' Nalp1w- cr, eNe,.gt e cHcS eer.,, rpstgztk ksa, tfe- Prize S3 % per gsx.
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28

The subject of matrimony always offers 8 wide field for the exercise of the episrammatist's skill Which is of greater value, prithse say, The bride or bride groom? Must the
 truth be told!
 Alas, it must' Tho bride is given away, The bridegroom's often regularly sold.
 (Frum the Home JuurnaID
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28
Saturday, May 2s, 1887.

During the month of April uoarly 12Oo0 persons, or 400 per day. left Ireland to make their homes in tho United States.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28

Enforcing the Sunday law. Police man (in citizens dress, to brother off. cer in saloon Sunday morning. )-It's whiskey, Dennisi and we've got the waiter dead to rights! Shall I arrest him now?
 Dsnnis--No; let's have a few more drinks frst-Puck.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28

The man who does not tunk as you do ls no: always a fooI Of course, the chances are th t he isn't so wlso as he mlght be, but then there may be n little loop-holo of escape for him somewhere, -Someryille Journal.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28

One of tho curious features of flow er gardening in Augusta, Me, on the 18th of April was a bed of crocuses dug out from under the snow at a depth of more than foot and half. The crocuSeS were found to have made agrowth of some three inches up into the snow,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28

In Algeria the bride always rides to the wedding on a mule led by the or'oesroe~0 The wedding occurs at his home, and onarsaahing the door be lifts the girl from the noIa and car ries her inside, the assembled daIsssls and youths meantime p2lting him ann switching him with olive branches.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28

Sir Andrew Clarke, the celebrated English physician, declares that one half the population of London is per manently Ill. He defines health as "that state in which the body is not consciously present to us; the state in which work is easy and duty not over great triali the state in which it is a joy to see, to think, to feel and to be. 1"
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28

Gov. Ross has concluded to send Drouth Commissioner Ferguson, of San Antonio, to the drouth stricken counties of southern Texas and have him disburse among the destitute of that section, the $5,258.95 left of the appropriation made by the legislature. The action of the governor will be ap- proved by the entire slate.-Inter-R Re- publiCs.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28

Morley's rise in public affairs has not surprised me, says Justin McCar- thy. Ialways l predicted that he was going to take a place in the front rank of English statesmen, and he already has taken the place. There is unlimited courage and strength well under that quiet, grave student-like appearance. Morley has already been power in debate and IS fast shaking off his mere ly literary manner and adapting him. self to the style of the House of Corn. nous, He is not merely a power in. the House, but what is much more important @ power in the country.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28
PreVentatIve of chlIla.

is not surpassed
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28

TTnTT can live tt home and fAse more money nt WREkf asns fff rs tsan tsl 8Es tE4ag else in this FRtI Wpth Cal8sAi Eoi needed; you a1c started
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28

The rules of the Ant-Poverty Socl- city have been issued, and the first of the long hst onacts that an entrance fec of Sl must be paid before she ben,. cGts of the society can Dc extended ~ a member The number of dollars re- ceiged by Messrs George Ind Me- .Glynn will be a very fair index of tho intelligence or ratter, lack cf intel- ligenoe of tRe wofkingnen of New York and ghe Tai
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28
No. a0. souia seeead aireot,
SAINT LOUIS

This great Tonic has been introduced to the people Of tho Mississippi Valley fer the pasf thirteen years with uDbaunded success and popialafity
 There $ nothing of tho kind eytaat thst equals t se a stiIpulant, m apeti1er. or ansi. dyslpeptic. II is particularly adaYted tolnala. riuus districts ana as
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28
Masonic.

Regular communication Of White Woan tain Lodge, No, s, A. r. & 4. M meet Tbursday's on or succeeding each ftll Moon. SojouFflne Brethren la good stand iug ctatlially invited
 By order of the " M,
 c. 4. FISK, aug 7til Secretary,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28
DIR. BELL'S s
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A Prompt, Positive, and Per manent Cure for Nervous Debili- ty, Organic Weakness, Premature Decay, and all Urinary Troubles, no matter how induced. or of how long standing IL restores to parfeet health tbe Yorya mIDpIp. s,,rp and OLp. This SPEuFIU is reliable, has never failed, ur erer will fail, 10 CURE sPEEDnY and TmoHouGHLy, every case when used as directed, and the advice given is strictly adhered t0. It is convenient iu form, pleasant to take, and does not interfere with business pursuits Endorsed by thousands who have used t. Be sure you obtain Dr. Bells Medical Dis covery, and take no etbeF Yyur drug gisi win order t f,r you if not on saleA or by malt or receipt of
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28

A poem is now going the rounds entitled "How lltttc We Know of Zach Othor" + cannot refer to the rc-ldrHr- ofI yjlagn
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28
REASONABLE Charges
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28

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Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28

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CARSON WATER WORKS.


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THE POET POWERS

a feeling of gratitude impels me to
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Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-09-24
LOCAL NEWSPAPER Ours.
Slnrs and Dirty destinations Made
Against One of Labor's
Main Maats.

The Brewers Union Of this city elected
their secretary, Otto SCheibel, to repre-
sent them at the convention of the Ma
tional Brewers Union in Detroit, Mich
Mr.. Schcibel was robbed in New York of
49,. Consequently, he was compelled
to send for more money, which was for
Wardea at once.
The daily Union, ofths city, published
the account of the affair, remarking in
its article that Mr.. Schebel gave las an
excuse" etc.. and that 1.-THE story seemed
few months he has been gentleman of
leisure" and ''Scheihel left no baggage
behind him." and other "uncomplimont-
AIRY rumors, inferring that Mr.. Scheibel
Was dishonest and would not return to
New Haven again, He did, however,
and has been fully eXoneratcd by the To-
cal union The following letter will ex-
plain the position of the Brewers Union
towards Mr.. SCheihel
NEW HAVEN, c.. Sept. 18th, ~,
Mr.. LonjS IIrrbrdHd, National Secretary
Of BIcwtrS' Union, 2l3 Forsyth 81. .
y, y:
WORTHY tOlLEAGUE:- Referring to
my letter to you, p. o. Detroit, in mat
tcrs concerning our secretary, Otto
Schcibcl, hereby communicate to you
that the proceedings against him by a
few members of oar local Union, No. II,
was entirely uni tiiiabio, and the I'M
dcrsigncd Executive Committee gives
You The assurance that the above mem
toned Local Union, No. II, cannot pro-
duce any better, truet-worthier, and, for
the interest Of his colleagues, harder
working member than Otto Scheibel.
Fraternally Yours,
OTTO LlEBETRAU,
SccrrtUV pro, tenn.
| Executive committee:
tlulSr. ROMANN, Pres,
&, itAPIER, Vice Pres,
,lOSErn SCHMINp,
JuLCS WATSGOTT, Treasurer.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-09-24

WHEREAS, The Supreme Court of the
State of Illinois has affirmed the decision
Of the lower court in the case OF the con-
demned anarchists, and
WHEREAS, Organized Labor consider
such decision unjust, and contrary to
the evidence produced thereby creating
class hatred between the citizens of a
country which boast Of the rights OF its
citizens to free speech, fress press and
institutions, and
WHEREAS, We consider the wholesale
butchery stain upon American civiliza-
ton and freedom, be it therefore
Resolved, That we condemn the action
of the Supreme Court of Illinois, and
that we demand of the Supreme Court
of the United States consideration of
the case in order that justice may be
done in accordance with the spirit of the
Constitution.
LATER-Since the meeting Of the
Council the committee have been at work
carrying out the wishes of their constit-
uents 1t has been decided that a mass
meeting to express indignation at the
action of the Judicial slaughter house
managers, will be held sometime during
the coming week under the auspices OF
the Trades Council. Able speakers will
address the meeting, For full partcu-
ulars see small bills and newspapers.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-09-24
TRADES COUNCIL.

Elects u Committee to Make Arrange
ments Tor ar Indignation Meeting.
At the regular meeting of the Trades
Council of this city it was decided TO
take immediate steps to have an indigna-
ton meeting here, and committee was
accordingly elected to further carry out
the universal protest against the murder
of the seven innocent men. Innocent of
the crime of throwing the bomb in Hay
market Square or any connection there
with.
The Labor Day general committee re-
ported only progress, 1t is said that the
treasurer's reports of the whole proceed
ings will be rendered at the next meet
ing of the council. Indications are very
favorable that the report will shoS that
Labor Day was grand financial success
as well as otherwise.
The following resolutions were unani-
mously passed: